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Common Issues on the Chevrolet Silverado (4th Generation)

RepairSmith

The fourth-generation Chevrolet Silverado, introduced in 2019 and still in-production, has been one of the best-selling trucks in the country, and it’s easy to see why. With updated powertrains, advanced tech features, and a lighter body, the 4th Generation Chevrolet Silverado is a big improvement over older models.

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Common Issues on the Ford Ranger (5th Generation)

RepairSmith

Ford introduced the 5th Generation Ranger for the 2019 model year, bringing it back to the USA for the first time in over a decade. Exhaust and Emissions System Issues Some owners have reported check-engine lights related to O2 sensors, EGR components, or evaporative emissions leaks.

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Range Rover Common Problems

Alex's Autohaus

Water intrusion into the battery tray area from faulty seals causing corrosion and electrical issues. Model Year Specifics: 2005-2009 TDV6 Diesel: Early timing chain wear leading to stretching and potential failure 2010-2013 5.0L V8: Notorious for timing chain stretch and tensioner failures, often occurring between 60,000-80,000 miles 2013-2016 3.0

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Oil Filter Housing Leak? How to Fix It Yourself

1A Auto

If the measurement falls below the two markings after adding a quart, you’ll know the engine needs one more quart or more depending on future measurements. How-to Video: How to Check the Oil of a 2008 to 2019 Ford F-150 How-to Video: How to Change Engine Oil on Any Vehicle Read: How Often Should You Change Your Oil?

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6 Recurrent Dodge Charger AWD Problems (+How to Address)

RepairSmith

If you notice your AWD system isn’t engaging as expected, it may be due to: Electrical sensor problems Worn-out AWD components Electrical system glitches These electrical issues can also cause your vehicle’s check engine light to turn on.

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4 Worrying Hyundai Santa Fe AWD System Problems (+Fixes)

RepairSmith

The light could be triggered by: Low fluid level: Driving with low transfer case, transmission , and other fluids can overheat AWD components and wear them down faster due to a lack of lubrication. This can trigger the AWD warning and Check Engine Light. Refill them if running low, or replace them if they’re old.